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Assume you have a set of dates on a spreadsheet, and you want to calculate the percentage of the year or month that has already passed. How would you go about doing this? According to the date that was provided. How might one go about finding a solution to this task using Excel? In this tutorial, we will show how to use the DAY function, as well as the EOMONTH function, and YEARFRAC function. Additionally, we will calculate something using a general mathematical equation. Calculating the Percentage of Month Passed in Excel using Simple Formulas The following set of formulas ... Read More

Calculating a percentage in mathematics requires performing the operation of "multiplying the fraction by one hundred." The origin of the word "percent" can be traced back to Latin, when it was originally written as "per-cent." Take for instance the fact that you are now enrolled in a college that offers a total of six topics. You are required to complete an exam for each topic, and there is a possible score of 100 points available for each topic. The aggregate score for all of the topics covered adds up to a total of 600 points. Let's say out of 600 ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will use a simple example to show how you can use Excel to calculate the number of working days left from the current month in a Microsoft Excel sheet using the formulas. Step 1 Consider that you want to calculate the number of working days left from today’s date (today’s date is 22 Aug 2022) in the current month using the below formula. =NETWORKDAYS(TODAY(), EOMONTH(TODAY(), 0)) Step 2 Open a Microsoft excel sheet, you need to enter the above mentioned formula into the formula bar or in a blank cell in the excel sheet and press ... Read More

Consider you have a stock price data which is fluctuating very widely in recent times. Assume that you are recording this fluctuation and you want to forecast the price trend in a Microsoft excel sheet. You need to apply the average function to calculate the moving or rolling average for a set of series data given in a Microsoft excel sheet. Kindly follow he below steps to understand easily. Step 1 Open a Microsoft excel sheet, and enter the data shown below you can enter the data as per your requirement to find the moving or rolling average from a set ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will use a simple example to demonstrate how you can use Excel to get the midpoint date between two given dates. Follow the steps given below. Step 1 Open a Microsoft Excel Sheet, and enter the two dates’ start date, and the end date as shown in the below screenshot for your reference. You can also change the dates as per your wish. Step 2 Now you need to type the below given formula in a blank cell besides the start date and end date, and then press enter key as shown in the below ... Read More

The calculation of the median in a specific range may be easy for you, but if you ever wish to calculate the median in a Microsoft Excel sheet that has multiple conditions, kindly follow the below steps to understand it easily. In this article, you will learn how to calculate the median if multiple conditions are in the Microsoft Excel sheet. Consider an example that you have a specific range of data, and you want to calculate the median value of 2-Jan. To calculate the median that meets this condition, follow the steps given below. Step 1 Open a Microsoft ... Read More

When it comes to working with dates, Excel may be a very helpful tool. You are able to perform computations based on dates thanks to the robust built-in formulas that this tool provides. The need to determine the number of years, months, or days that have passed since a pair of provided dates is a common example of a circumstance in which you could be required to make calculations with dates. If you want to compute the number of years a person has worked for your organization and you know both the date they started and the date they left ... Read More

When discussing the employment of any worker, the word Tenure will come up more frequently in discussion. The length of time that an individual has worked for one particular employer is referred to as their tenure. Simply said, an employee's length of service is what is meant by the term "tenure." Excel can be of assistance to us when it comes to calculating tenure or the average tenure of an employee. If you are the one in charge of people tracking in our company or department, you could be wondering if you can use Excel to determine the number ... Read More

The calculation of the cumulative or running total is used to watch the summation of numbers which is updated every time when a new number is entered into the sequence in an excel sheet. In this tutorial, you will learn how to calculate the cumulative or running total of a column in an Excel sheet. Calculating the Cumulative Sum of a Column in an Excel Sheet Using the formulas, you can get the cumulative total or running total of a column in a Microsoft excel sheet. Kindly follow the below steps to understand this clearly. Step 1 Open a Microsoft ... Read More

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how you can calculate the price of a zero coupon bond, the price of an annual coupon bond, and the price of the semi-annual coupon bond in an Excel sheet. Calculating the Price of a Zero Coupon Bond in Excel Consider an example, there is a 10 years bond and the value is 5000, and the rate of interest is 7.5 %. Before the maturity date, the bondholder cannot get any coupon. You can calculate the price of the zero bonds using the formula. Step 1 Open an Excel sheet and enter the data ... Read More